#UNITED_STATES OF #AMERICA NAVY #WITHDRAWS FROM #HORMOUS.
Hormuz Cleared Of U.S. Warships, Trump Is Quietly Pulling Back | Scott Ritter
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Hormuz Cleared Of U.S. Warships, Trump Is Quietly Pulling Back | Scott Ritter
Scott Ritter examines the growing military and strategic consequences of the Iran war, arguing that the conflict has severely weakened the United States’ ability to project conventional military power. He discusses the reported agreement between Iran and Oman and the claim that no U.S. naval vessel remains within 400 kilometers of the Strait of Hormuz. Ritter also addresses Iran’s oil exports, including the reported flow of around 1.2 million barrels per day to China despite the blockade and economic pressure.
The discussion then turns to the wider military impact of the Iran war. Ritter argues that U.S. weapons stocks have been heavily depleted, affecting America’s ability to maintain military commitments in Europe and the Indo-Pacific. He discusses the removal of THAAD and Patriot air-defense capabilities from South Korea and Japan, as well as the reported decision not to provide Japan with the previously discussed Tomahawk missiles.
Scott Ritter also examines the growing risks surrounding North Korea, Ukraine, Taiwan, China, and the first island chain. He points to North Korean troops gaining battlefield experience in Ukraine and ballistic missile operations involving Russia. According to Ritter, these developments expose serious weaknesses in U.S. conventional deterrence.
The analysis becomes more alarming when Ritter discusses America’s changing nuclear posture. He argues that if the United States can no longer maintain conventional overmatch, Washington could increasingly rely on the threat of early nuclear use in a conflict with China. He warns that such a strategy could place Japan at extraordinary risk.
The segment also covers the danger of further escalation involving Britain, Ukraine, Russia, drones, and long-range weapons, including discussions surrounding Storm Shadow missile production and U.S. involvement.
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